Sisters Eternal WMC is an experienced women’s motorcycle club, the members of which strive to maintain a higher level of club commitment and standard of honor and to garner a deeper respect from the motorcycle community. As a result of their passion for riding as well as our dedication to the support of our community, they are respected by motorcycle and riding clubs across the nation.

Sisters Eternal WMC are active members of the American Motorcyclists Association, as well as Abate and U.S. Defender Programs. They attend various motorcycle rights and information exchange events such as the National Coalition of Motorcyclists (NCOM), Legislative Day, state rallies, and we support ABATE efforts. They answer Calls to Action, as well as promote safety and awareness of motorcycles and their riders, which is of utmost importance.

Sisters Eternal WMC is partnering with Distinctive Dolls of Houston in fundraising efforts to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association.

Distinctive Dolls of Houston is a remarkably dedicated group of professional women whose mission is to promote social skills of women in order to meet the demand of contemporary society. In addition, they strive to provide positive, productive, and pleasurable activities for the community. Distinctive Dolls of Houston favors high ethical standards, values honesty and integrity, as well as embodies a strong womanly character who challenges one another to be the best they can be.

Both organizations enjoy giving back to the community as well as raising awareness for the Alzheimer’s Association. They support the Alzheimer’s Association’s efforts in advanced research to end Alzheimer’s and dementia while enhancing care for those living with the disease.

Sisters Eternal WMC and Distinctive Dolls of Houston are joining others around the world while doing what they love to honor people living with Alzheimer's, their caregivers, and those lost to the disease, while raising funds and awareness to advance the care, support and research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association. Sisters Eternal WMC and Distinctive Dolls of Houston will be organizing an event to show their appreciation and support for the Alzheimer's Association's efforts in May of 2019.

Today, an estimated 47 million people across the world are living with dementia. This number is set to skyrocket to 75 million by 2030. In the United States alone, more than 15 million caregivers generously dedicate themselves to those with Alzheimer's and dementia. These numbers will only continue to rise unless we take action.

Together, we can show those facing Alzheimer's disease they are not alone. Please make a donation to help the Alzheimer's Association advance research toward the first survivor of Alzheimer’s and provide care and support to those facing the disease today.

On behalf of Sisters Eternal WMC. thank you so much for your support! Every $1.00 is very much appreciated and helps our Sisters to give back to the community and the many supported causes.  Sisters Eternal WMC, Inc., is a 501(c)(7), State of Texas Non-Profit Corporation. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

The Legendary Firehouse Saloon has been owned and operated by firefighters since its inception for over 20 years.  Tom Imber, the sole owner of the Firehouse Saloon, is a retired firefighter from City of West University.

First and foremost a music venue showcasing music of all genres.  Firehouse Saloon is a unique and rustic country bar in Houston, TX.  Live music is performed weekly with a superior sound system that leaves the listener satisfied.  Firehouse Saloon is one of the oldest honky tonks and live music venues in the Houston area, and people love to visit us for a night of entertainment and dancing.

Their musical guests range from up and coming artists in the country scene to renowned favorites.  You can discover new stars here before anyone else!  Miranda Lambert played the Firehouse stage over 17 times before being catapulted to superstardom.  They not only showcase country music, but ALL types of music because they are first and foremost a music venue.

Shovelhead Runway was created when Chip Jordan and Eric Ellingson joined forces to create a band that wasn’t “just another cover band”. Both being avid motorcyclists and riding often, the idea to cater to the biker community and promote our Veterans (like Eric) and bikers and NOT play just anywhere.

The name came from the Shovelhead motor being arguably the best sounding Harley motor, and when trying to figure out how to put that into a name, Runway, being a long strip of asphalt just had a great flow to it. Having roughly a dozen originals, as well as covering artists like Hendrix, SRV, Muddy Waters, and the Allman Brothers, and covering them well, the band exploded with the debut show February 11th, 2017. The band booked up 2017 quickly, having several venues booking throughout the year, playing rallies, private parties, good old fashioned biker bars, and donating several shows to benefits.

The band promotes being interactive, taking the show into the audience, bringing people on stage, guest singers and players on the fly. Adding songs along the way, and working on the show is a passion for all three members, and the love of playing is obvious if you have ever been to one of the shows. All of the events are always posted, including planned weekends off to spend with family and go riding! Please like the page, come say hello at a show and if you want to contribute to a song, let them know and share the stage!

Brazos Valley All-Star Band

The Brazos Valley All-Star Band combines the talents of the best singers and players in the Bryan/College Station area, performing blues, R&B, rock, country, soul and jazz, as a 3, 4, 5 or 6 piece band. The group includes members of the Texas Twisters, Leannasaurus Rex, Midnight Express, The Big Apple Trio, the CIA band, and other local bands.

Interested in becoming a Sponsor?

Please contact kmanuel@rallytoremember.com.

We would like to express our gratitude to the family of Ava H. Kohen for their generous donation in memory of their mother.

Their participation in this noteworthy event will help the Alzheimer’s Association advance research toward the first survivor of Alzheimer’s. Their support will provide care and specialty trained medical professionals for those facing the disease today.

Thank you so very much for your support!